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Five feet apart by Rachael Lippincott

This book about two people with cystic fibrosis so i think it will have a sad ending since they cannot touch each other before pass away

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1)Why Beatrice doesn't like to talk with strangers?
2) What is going to happen with the 2 girls?
3) What happened to them before the journey?

sympathy: When Lou discovered why Bea had fled, she couldn't help but hug her.

Diamond: it's the cat's name

No signs: they don't know where are they or where are they heading to.

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Are you listening?
Tillie Walden

I think that the book will be a journey which will be very far from there home and may not come back.

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"You are the one who decide your own future"
This is the theme of the story Loki because at the beginning of the story when Loki was reveal in the mirror of Godeyes that he will become a villain but still Odin send to Earth. I think the reason behind this was that Odin want his son to decide who he want to be instead of letting a mirror define himself. This act like a metaphor of saying never let anyone tell you what you can be, you are the one who decide that.

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Throughout the story Loki, the author have use many literary devices however the one that thrive me the most is imagery. It start off with setting as Asgard, a world that is filled with magic and myth we don't usually see a lot. Then forwarding in the story, when Loki was send to Earth, we was able to see a dark and murky London during the 20th which is completely opposite from Asgard. London at this time was stuck in the chaos of WWI which was happening all over Europe. This darkness reach the highest when the mysterious disease come and take lives of millions.

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He doesn't like the USA, but he has to adapt to the new environment of his new place of living and new high school, and leaves his life in Canada.

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Why did Norris's parents' divorce?
Why Norris still befriend with Liam, although he knows that Liam makes friend with him just because of the poster which created by Norris's mother?
Why did Norris's mother create a poster that he is finding friends in Texas?

3 important words
- Adapt, because he just moved from Canada, as well as he doesn't want to live in Texas because of boring. But he is adapting to it.
- New friend, first day of school, he met an Indian girls.
- Conflict, since he moved to his new school, he had a conflict with cheerleader right away.

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Main conflict: As Loki was being taught magic by Amora, he was destiny to become the Asgard Ragnarok which this is internal conflict. The external conflict is when Loki lead his army to invade Asgard because it is an outside force

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" My silence is just another word for my pain. "

This quote shows that you can't stay silent forever, you have to share your problems with your close one to actually get away from it, running from it is just gonna hurt yourself even more. This is what happened to Beatrice, in the story she got raped by her uncle and she chose to stay silent and hurt herself even more, but when she talks about that problem with Lou it got better and eventually she was able to get away from it and face it. So in conclusion, running away from problems is just stabbing yourself, face it.

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I think I foreshadowing interest me the most, since the author use that a lot to tells the reader, me, that something gonna happens soon, for example, the existence of the two black coat man and the van gives up a bad vibes toward the reader to make them feel danger and know that something gonna happen.

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“No one puts their children in a boat unless the water is safer than the land.” ...

This quote is one of the best quote I find while reading. This saying that the dangerous of this country which make their family have to put their children in a dangerous environment but safer than on land. Because of the war, people have to go into dangerous zone but safer than staying at their home.

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First is mood
- Mood is what describe character feeling in extreme way, in the story the publisher prefer Shif as 8 ~ 12 years old but if we read the book closely, you will feel how Shif was feeling about the violence and survival environment which make us think that he's 14 ~ 16

Second is simile
- “To be called a refugee is the opposite of an insult; it is a badge of strength, courage, and victory.” This quote wanted the audience to know that the main character thought refugee is an bravery role that required bravery and and courage.

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The main conflict is Shif the main character trying to survive through this war.

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Why didn't the author tell us the Shif age?
What are Shif's family secrets?
Why did government allow to use children soldiers

3 important words:

- Friendship, because from begin of the story Shif was closest to his friend than any other chracter
- War - Because war the the big cause that shift Shif's life
- Survival - It also a way to say Shif have to survive in this kind of country and getting hunt by the soldiers.

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Titel : REFUGEE 87    Author : ELE FOUNTAIN

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At first when the text show me the word "refugee" it already caught interest from me because most book I like are from war story or refugee. Secondly, I thought the book would be nice when I saw the cover. The cover show me that this might be something on the ocean.

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One of the book theme was to connect. There are more words to subsititue that such as friendship but I'd rather stick with connect because Lou and Bea was not close at all. They are relatives but not within the range of friend yet. Bea was down very bad from being assaulted she was lost planning to run with nothing more but her pent up emotions. Coincidently she met with Lou where she gets to slowly open up about herself as well as talk it through with someone who doesn't judge her. To connect is to share our painful past and I think this works well.

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The two literary devices that stand out to me was foreshadowing and flashback. The scene where the bad guys ask about the cat their face was drawn in black and wubbly bubble words to represent that something is dark about them "Do you happen to travel with a feline maam ?", which later on they chased our two main protagonist. The other is flashback which is uses a lot since at the begining all we know about these two are their names but along the journey as they spend time and talk together we get to understand each of them with them.

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The main conflict is internal for Bea finding peace in herself, away from the place that stainted her life.

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3 connection:

1.  I have some connection with Loki since his childhood he have been compared with his brother, Thor. I have also been compared to my sister a lot on every aspect. Every time my sister accomplish something, I was bring out to be compared with her and my family would talk about how am I not as good as her and I should try harder.
2. Another connection is about Odin wanting Loki to become a warrior instead of using his magic which is his talent. This is very relatable to Asian parents since a lot of them just want their kids to to be doctor and make money which they ignore their kids dreams.
3. The last connection is that in every hard circumstances a person will grow and develop traits that they would never expected like Loki when he was send to Earth with his magic taken away, he still manage to adapt and survive.

The character I relate the most is Loki since I feel like him which he been compared and underestimate a lot throughout his life. He just want some recognition from his parent like myself.

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1/ I am not comfortable sharing it... but I feel sympathy for how Lou and Bea scared of their parent rejection toward their real self. Its a common problem but I am happy that at least Bea got Lou to tell her how that was a normal thing.
2/ feeling lost, Bea wasn't sure where to go at all but she knew staying wasn't right. I feel like that a lot... just where am I supposed to be and what am I supposed to do ?
3/ The way how Lou is so confident made me admire her just like Bea did. We always need that someone to act calm for us.

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3 question:

1. After knowing Loki would become a villain, why does Odin still send him to Earth?
2. Will there any chance that Loki can change his destiny of not becoming a villain
3. Why would Odin and Loki mother's want Loki not to use magic but instead dedicated to become a warrior like Thor.

3 important word:
Magic: This word is important because first it is one of the main specialty and talent of Loki but he can't use it a lot due to his Father will. This is also the thing that create a bond and build up the relationship between Loki and Amora.
Power: This is one of the main reason that lead to the conflict of the story which Loki greed for power make him invade Asgard to take over the throne for power.
King: Another reason that lead Loki into invading Asgard is the greed of being king. In addition, from his childhood Loki have always been compared with his brother and be underestimate by his Father which thrive him more into becoming King so he can prove that he is just as good as his brother, Thor.

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Question :
1. What is Bea background, and why does he feel so unwilling to come home?
2. Why does Lou seems quite upset about his past ?
3. Who was the group of stranger ?

3 important words :
1/ I am, too : this is where Bea admit that she is also gay, it feels like this the part where the two character really start to get to know each other
2/ Broke my arm : Bea gave us a little info about her background, about how when she was young when she jumped from the tree and her dad didn't even catched her.
3/ Don't slow down : this is where the story accelerate for Bea and Lou as to be chased by a group of stranger

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Title : Are you listening ?                                                                                          Author : Tille Walden

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From the tittleI expect the story will talk about something that was forgotten by the near future or someone voice that became forgotten or unheard off because of how small they are. The cover seems to suggest these two characters will go on a journey to run away or break free of something

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Book: The field guide to the North American teenager.
Author: Ben Philippe
- When I saw this book, there were nothings that impressed me by it cover until I read the small text next to the cover. First look at the cover, there're not much to tell when I only read the title, with some drawing in it. But based on those things, I can predict this book is going to relate to Canada and America, he is a photographer or he like to do it, and some of the competition that he won (I saw a cup on the cover).

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After reading the book, we can see that the gap between life and death is very small, just passing over that limit can make a difference in your life. Sometimes we just want to die to release everything, the world seems to be meaningless to us, it’s not worth living. on the contrary, we cannot deny the fact that at times, we long to live. So instead of being sad and thinking about the past, live for the future.
“Don’t think about what you’ve lost. Think of how much you have to gain. Live, Stella.”

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"His own heart always twisted no matter how high he raised his chin in defiance."

The theme of this book is love and pride, Throughout the book, the author wants to show that when you want to make something that you know is impossible but you still want to do it to make someone proud of you and show that they can believe in you. Also, the author wants to show that you will not an evil person if belief in yourself, your family will be a part of your life, they can teach you which one is wrong and which one is right.

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Theme and related quote (The Internment)

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Theme: Religious Intolerance

Throughout the novel, the author illustrates how political power is capable of using the principles of fascism under the effective guise of peaceful change. In Layla's narrative world, a realm not far from the contemporary reality of its readers, the United States government, takes steps to threaten and eliminate the lives and liberties of the Muslim population. After the country elected an unnamed president, it increasingly embraced the laws, movements, and social trends that dominated and oppressed the minority groups of citizens. In the world of Internment, these political agendas specifically target the freedom and identity of families like Layla's: followers of Islam, regardless of their ethnicity or cultural background.

Quote: “The thing is, it’s not like half this country suddenly became Islamophobes because of any single event. But the lies, the rhetoric calling refugees rapists and criminals, the fake news, the false statistics, all gave those well-meaning people who say they’re not bigots cover to vote for a man who openly tweeted his hatred of us on a nearly daily basis.”
― Samira Ahmed, Internment.

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"He didn't want to admit, but he was actually enjoying himself"

The theme of this book is don't let your first impression of a person decide who they are. Throughout the entire book, Norris Kaplan appears to be a judgmental and easily aggravated teenager, who seemingly does not hold back on anything, especially anything he has in mind. Norris finds himself labeling everyone he meets: the Cheerleaders, the Jocks, the Loners, and even the Manic Pixie Dream Girl. However, over time those labels gradually faded, and some of them actually become his friends. This has proven that the first impression someone gives you does not determine who they are, and there appearance does not show you their personality.

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"We all just want to love who we want to love."
In Frankly in Love, the main theme is love and Frank is the main character who has strict and racist parents. His parents don't allow him to date or marry girls from other nations beside Korea. However, he finds a connection with Brit, a white girl, and wants to announce their relationship with his parents. Frank just wants to love the one who he can share his feelings and connect with him in everything.

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Them and related quote (Five Feet Apart)

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Them and related quote (Five Feet Apart)

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Theme : Life and Death
Quote : I want to be fearless and free. It's just life, Will. It'll be over before we know it

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"She standing on a surfboard in her stripped bikini, a big goofy smile on her face, her shoulders burnt to a crisp, all my SPF warnings utterly ignored" - Simile

The author purpose using this element is to show how much fun Stelle's friends were having in Cabo while she stayed in the hospital

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Will as a Cfers patient, chose to save his partner Stella from dying by giving her CPR while the rules is Six Feet Apart form each other as the infection might get transferred to each other.

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“ I know in that moment, even though it could not be more ridiculous, that if I die in there, I won’t die without falling in love.”
Theme: Love
We know the book is talking about cystic fibrosis and the person has it. However, with me, the story is not only about the CFers, it is also about how beautiful in love is illustrated through Stella and Will.

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3 connections of the book (Five Feet Apart)

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3 connections of the book (Five Feet Apart)

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1. The image of Stella treatment in the Afro vest connects to my real life through the hard time when I got Dengue, my health condition and my mental was completely exhausted and wanted to faint at any moment. That scene remind me how hard I have to went through and how lucky I am to recover.
2. Five feet apart title related to our real word right now as the pandemic started to spread causing the isolation and long distance method to stay safe. All the Cfers patient wear masks preventing extend bacteria to infect them. Comparing to Covid-19, this is quite similar
3. The scene when Stella and her mom eating together then spill the water and started to laugh out loud, later then their mood suddenly went down and Stella holds her mother's hand as if they would lose each other really soon makes me cry because in real life, people are struggle with the virus and infected patients are holding on their dear life reflect exactly the same with that scene
Character :
To be honest, Stella is the most similar character to me. She have control which is quite serious and I related to that since I love control everything around me even the smallest detail cannot pass my sight. Her attitude is quite rude but did not mean it just like the same way people told me about their first impression about me. She have hopes and faith, full of love. Cries when things go wrong. Stella represent me about 75%.

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“And I guess how you live matters more than how long you live. Every happy moment we had, every bit of love we shared, still glows. We’re together in my heart and always will be.”

One of the main conflicts that the author demonstrates in this story is about friendship and bonding from the characters, especially the attachments between Viji and Rukku. It's precious to have someone to be by your side and with you through the hard times. As Viji and Rukku, they start being together from the beginning of the story and always encourage each other that they will always be together in every situation. Rukku helps Viji move forward in life, who gives Viji her purpose again, who gives her the strength to forgive and to remember. Their arduous journey is full of difficulties but that seems to create for Viji the best memory she can’t forget.

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“My rib cage screams as each cough pulls more and more air from my lungs, my eyes starting to water.”

Excerpt From: Rachael Lippincott. “Five Feet Apart.” Apple Books.
-> The author use the personification to emphasize how the wind flow through Will cause he cough hard

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The conflict between Stella and Will is an internal conflict because maybe Stella is selfish she does not want to lose the person she loves, Will so she hind the message that she has new lungs. Finally, the conflict still gets the best way to solve at the end of the story.

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Foreshadowing:
In the story, author used foreshadowing to warn the readers about different incoming situation or problems. For example:

“It’s not enough!” he called to Amora as the image flickered again.
“This is all the energy I can summon!” she shouted in return.
Loki leaned forward, pressing his fingers against the glass. Show me, he thought. Show me who it is.

The image flickered, flushed with a clarity that didn’t last long enough for him to make sense of what he was seeing. It was there, right at his fingertips, his future.

-> In this part, with Amora's help, Loki try to figure out who is the traitor of Asgards by using God's Eye Mirror. There are description, which he demanded more power in order to see vision more clearer, but I suspected that mirror will explode if he gives it too much powers because Asgardian magic is hard to control.

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Questions :
1. When Stella said :"I couldn't understood the importance of touch. His touch." Does she mention her father or Will?
2.  Why Stella shown harsh attitude toward Will when they first met?
3. Stella seem to be exhausted after the Afro vest treatment, why?
Important words :
1. Human touch : our first form of communication
2.  Six feet apart : the distance that our main couple have to stay to prevent each others's bacteria to infect them
3. Afro vest : only way to get all the mucus out

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The author had integrated numerous literary elements to make the book more fascinating and alluring to the reader. However, the metaphor used during the conversation between Maddie and Norris had given me a strong impression. “I'm the genius janitor, there's a complex equation on the chalkboard after hours...Give me some chalk and let me solve it!” demonstrate the determination on helping out Norris in his relationship with Aarti after giving her the snow globe and getting ignored.

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3 connections of the book (Five Feet Apart)

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3 connections of the book (Five Feet Apart)

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1. The book brings me another view of the pure love between Stella and Will. Even they know they might know their disease create a distance between them, but they still accept and pass through that rule they need to follow.
2. Beauty is a narrow word because the word beauty in each person is different, therefore the book helps me to enrich another view about beauty. The reader can see in the story the word beauty with Will is “She was always beautiful to me, but now she is free. She is alive, ” excerpt from Rachael Lippincott. “Five Feet Apart.” Apple Books.
3. The sacrifice in love, in chapter 26, we can see Will admit giving lungs to Stella and petition Stella to his lungs. This action shows that how big his love is to Stella and he tries to do the best things for her even he needs to exchange his life. This image makes me pathetic and guild me on how to love and protect the person, who you respect and love every day.

Character:
Both Stella and Will have the same of way expressing their emotion as me. First when Stella faces negative things she kinds of uncontrol and tries to free herself. Second, a way Will express his emotion and feeling with Stella is same as me is being honest with a person you love.

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Quotes:
“Perhaps the future was only inevitable once you began to shape all your actions to fit it.”

Theme: Be yourself

As Loki occur the conflict of Amora banished. He began to wary about his actions becoming the traitor of Asgards. He try his best to prove vision of his father was wrong by pleasing his father wishes, which only shift his actions to fit the vision. Later, he accept the ideas that he will betray Asgards, and he glad to become the Loki as his father seen him in the past.

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Five Feet Apart
Rachael Lippincott with Mikki Daughtry and Tobias Ianconis
The cover of the book recall the image of a lungs that covered by flowers and 2 people in the middle of it. My prediction for this book is the main character have some kind of disease in her lungs and he/she have to distance everyone for five feet.

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Question:
1/ why the chapter's name repeats only 2 words; Stella and Will?
2/ Why Will decide to give Stella lungs even they just meet each other?
3/At the end of the story, why did Will decide to leave Stella?

3 important words:
1/ Plan to-do -list: a word repeat in many paragraphs and chapters she makes for herself every morning.
2/ Six feet apart: the distance the patients need to follow
3/ Human touch: our first form of communication.

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3 Connection & Character of Loki Where Mischief Lies

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3 Connection & Character of Loki Where Mischief Lies

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3 Connection:
1) Throughout the story, Loki is not fortunate character. Beside Amora, he always be seen as a threat of destruction of Asgards as he continues to proved his dignity toward his father, Odin. Similar to real life world, I compared that life is challenging to accomplish, and achievement is hard to be recognized.

2) As Loki goes through his journey, trying to develop his worthiness like his brother, he also realizes abilities, strength, etc., which convinced him to be the way. that he wants to be. I like this part of the story because it has a similar meaning to life. I find that I can develop my ability and character more without relying on someone else's scale.

3) I recognize the similarities between Odin and some real-world parents. Some parents do not acknowledge their children's achievements, nor do they understand their children's situation. When they judge their child as they want, leading to leaving hatred in the minds of children as they grow up. This effects would led them into a unexpected conflict between relationships.

Character:
I felt some of Loki's characters do parallel to me. Loki likes to be right and worthy just like me because I really like to be right in a situations or problems. Furthermore, he is creative and smart, which are the same as me, due to fact that I always like to figure different solutions in problems and situations.

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Five Feet Apart by Rachael Lippincott with Mikki Daughtry and Tobias Laconis
From the cover of the book, I can see a couple try to touch each other, which means the book might be about love. In addition, the lungs have a special design that might be relative to the disease. Lastly, the biggest words and set in the middle "FIVE FEET APART" could be the distance that a main couple in the story need to follow

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The book contains many problems and lessons but the main thing is dealing with trauma and grief. Following that, the author showed that by the illustrator of the comic which is character emotion and background color. The things reflect what happens inside them when we can not be in their thoughts all the time. About the story, it was about the journey of two girls who keep getting over their problems by dealing with their problems from a magical point of view. For example, The Diamond owner said “Everything you’ve seen is built by you.” Based on this quote, she said that the magical event that happens in Bea and Lou’s journey is their problem, so that is the reason why it had a dark and lonely color. By that, she dealt with her mental problem which brings a brighter color to the book on the last few pages.

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"Believe in yourself. Decide where your destination will go. It will be a burden so feel comfortable to call a help"
In the book, Loki is the second prince of Asgard so he always tried hard to prove himself to his father. However, his brother was the more prominent and future heir of Asgard. Desperate to prove himself, Loki accepts an assignment from his father to investigate rumors of Asgardian magic on Earth. Finally, he realized that he was going to follow his own destination to protect his valuable things. No matter what he does, there will always be people to help and follow along the paths he chooses.

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This conflict is internal because it happened in Asgards where Loki and Amora accidentally caused a trouble in Odin's vault, which affected the story of Loki. The conflict didn't resolved.

--Spoiler Alert--

In the other books of Loki, the conflict over Amora was resolved due to Loki starting a Ragnarok, which forced Thor to need Amora's help.

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Self Confidence

As Kim is blackmailed by Nicki, she tries to become what Nicki wanted her to turn into as an attempt to outsmart and stay one step ahead of Nicki. Kim develops tunnel vision, trying to counter Nicki’s calculated schemes with plans of the same nature. After predictably losing to Nicki who is more experienced in clinical, emotionally detached planning, Kim stops imitating Nicki’s mindset out of despair. The resulting loss of tunnel vision allows Kim to realize the opening in Nicki’s plan. Kim was being strung along because of the blackmail that Nicki has, because she was too worried about what her reputation would become if she didn't do what Nicki wanted. By resolving herself to tank the consequences of Nicki’s blackmail, Kim is no longer controlled by Nicki. By valuing her own opinion of herself more highly than the opinion of others, and abandoning the fear that a negative reputation would push others away from her, Kim is finally able to end the murder exchange

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Characterization, the author uses characterization to introduce the personalities of the characters and protagonist in a natural way. “f I can keep command of twenty tiny children with marginal bladder control, I can certainly take charge of all of you” shows that this field trip isn't Tasha’s first rodeo, shown through the humor and self-assuredness that she exudes. Kim and Alex talking about sci-fi shows reveals that Kim is not the socially inept person that she thinks she is, but only thinks that way because she’s self-conscious of her reputation worsening. Their interaction also shows the chemistry and sense of humor between the two of them, all in a natural and entertaining way

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As Kim becomes closer to Alex, Connor gets jealous and threatens to gossip about her to Alex. Kim becomes very perturbed and their argument is witnessed by a few others. This is an external character vs character conflict and ends very quickly when they reach the train station. This conflict serves to point out the protagonist’s character flaw and marks the book’s change of tone from happy to more strained and tense.

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“I don’t lie to hurt people, or to pull something over on them, but I guess sometimes I . . . make up stories to make myself more interesting”

-Sometimes i fluff up memories to make them more entertaining to recall, though due to the lack of a social life i haven't told any lies just yet

“toddler with ADHD who had just consumed a bag of Sour Patch Kids”

-i think we can all relate to knowing that one kid who is like 20 redbulls too deep and has as much energy as literally the sun

“History, and the dead, seemed closer in this space”

-That special something in museums; i’ve been to only a few museums in my life, and i can still recall that semi-ominous feeling roaming the halls with me

“My legs felt as if they were different lengths, and the bones that should have held me up were like rubber”

-Remember that time in 8th grade when they said we were going canyoning and it sounded like fun because i didn't realize we’d literally be scaling a cliff until the day of? Did i also mention that i fear heights? Man, that was a fun field trip; it's not often that i literally can not feel my legs

“My brother is an escapee from one of the levels of hell”

-Sibling relationships be like; i feel like anyone who isn't an only child can relate to questioning their siblings’ possible demonic origins; though as the younger sibling, i am the demon in this scenario

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3 Question about Loki Where Mischief Lies

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3 Question about Loki Where Mischief Lies

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3 Questions:
1) Why does Odin still have to banish Amora to Midgard, even though Loki has admitted his action?
2) Why does Odin care more about the throne for Thor than Loki, even though he knows that they both made mistakes in the assignment he gave him?
3) Was the Midgard murder all caused by Amora to get Odin's attention?

3 Most important words:
1) Indignant
-> Indignant is a strong word that described Loki's anger for his father. His angers are main spirits for Loki developments and characters, which formed the ideas of story. Those developments of anger purpose to proved his dignity to Odin as rights for the king of Asgards.

2) Gaze is a very important word, intended to describe Odin's perspective about Thor and Loki. However, Odin gaze of his sons are different. Odin's look at Thor is forgiving and worthy, while Loki is corrupt and not suitable for Asgards.

3) Although Amora is a name, to Loki was a very important person during his childhood. Therefore, it is an important word because she builds Loki characters as clever, keen, and passionate boys. As Loki faced Amora disappeared, he still remember her, and moments where him and Amora spent time together.

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“But I wasn’t sorry I’d met her. We were strangers, but she’d changed everything for me”

- “Change”, After the airport adventures with Nicki, Kim decides to change herself; starting with her perspective on the field trip. As she views the field trip more positively as a learning experience and starts trying to socialize, she begins genuinely having fun. This shows that sometimes what holds people back is themselves, as what was holding Kim back was her low self esteem, and that sometimes the solution is as simple as having the resolve to change. “Change” is an important word as it reflects the main character’s internal struggle in the beginning of the story.

“I’d spent too much of my life trying to be what other people wanted, trying to make them happy. Being here, being stripped of everything, made me realize that what mattered most was my own opinion of myself.”

- “Opinion”, Kim has social anxiety; conscious of her reputation and others’ opinions of her, affecting her actions and stifling her personality. One of the main conflicts of the book involves Kim learning to value her own self-esteem over the opinions of others. “Opinion” is an important word as it reflects the main theme and conflict of the book.

“Nicki said that she’d picked me because she thought I was smart and analytical. That I could divorce myself from emotion and do what needed to be done. Clinical”

- “Clinical”, Kim and Nicki are both very similar; smart and analytical. This helps Nicki to manipulate Kim, as she can accurately guess Kim’s actions due to their similarities. When Kim tries to imitate Nicki’s clinical cunning to outwit her, it doesn't work. Only when Kim stops planning while emotionally detaching herself does she realize the way to escape Nicki’s blackmail and win their game of cat and mouse. “Clinical” is an important word as it reflects the difference between antagonist and protagonist, and what the protagonist is fighting against becoming.

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You owe me a murder

Eileen Cook

Since the title suggests a debt unpaid, i would presume that the story would be about the main character trying to avoid fulfilling their part in a murder exchange whilst the other person who already murdered someone tries to convince them into it

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"Don't let anyone define who you are"

The theme is about Loki, the god of mischief. He was sent down to Midgard by Odin to solve murders then he met Amora and Amora manipulate him to attack Asgard. However, during the attack, Loki realized that his action was wrong and turn to attack Amora.

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After looked at the book cover and it's tittle, I predicted the character in the strory will went through family issue and to share her story to someone who realy wanted to heard.

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There is a number of themes presented in the book. But my favourite one is "empowerment". Throughout the book, the two girls endeavor to create a change in the community. The change that provides women and people of colors the courage to raise their voices against discriminatory behaviours. The change that empowers the discriminated people.
Quotes:
“Maybe I need to figure out a way to be talking about these issues more, and create a space where learning and talking about women is normal and doesn’t get shut down right away”

“Because women need a space to share their truths,
a space to be seen.”

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“It's just life, Will. It'll be over before we know it.”

One major theme that really stand out for me in "5 feet apart" is enjoy your life as long as possible, not everyone have the same opportunity to live a healthy life, there are load of deadly diseases that will end our life before we even spend enough time, therefor, enjoy every moment that we are living in.

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A metaphor lies in the way the author uses the "checklist" and the "boxes" to imply the negetive effects of stereotypes on women and girls.
Quote: “There is an invisible but ever-present checklist to measure if I am acting like a girl or not. Boxes built to keep me in my place. These boxes show up in every area of my life, even in a theater class where the whole point is to play a role, to become something imagined.”

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The author has succeeded in using literary devices to make the book more attractive and convey the content of the story to the reader in the best way, but the flashback stands out to me the most. The flashback is used to take the reader back in time and help to know more about past events in a character's life, and can imagine what happened in the character's past life. From those flashbacks, readers can understand why the character changed. In chapter 1, “This boy gave Hanna a ring, which Mom-n-Dad have not seen and might never. In another family perhaps on another planet, this brown boy would be brought home for summer vacation to meet the family, and we would all try out his name in the open air: Miles Lane. But we’re on this planet, and Mom-n-Dad are Mom-n-Dad, so there will be no Hanna this summer.” From this, Frank shows his concern about his sister's problem; his parents are racist and they disowned his sister from marrying Miles - a black boy, and the consequences of this is that Hanna is no longer comfortable talking to her parents like before, she rarely returns home during the holidays and that means Frank doesn't get to see his sister for a long time.

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An external conflict drives the story to its peak. When the blog Write Like A Girl of Jasmine and Chelsea are beginning to create some changes, which sometimes turn out to be chaoses, in the school community, the principal of the school decides to shut it down. Now, the girls are finding a new way to continue their movement.

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- Though invisible, there are always existing steretypes that define who we have to be (our appearance, manner,...)
- Discriminations still occur in our daily lives. And although people are aware of them, they don't have the courage to raise their voices against them
- Raising social awareness through art works is an effective, non-violent way to create a reformation
My favourite character:
Chelsea carries this kind of charisma that are possessed by leaders. I think she is a born leader. This outspoken, stubborn character might seem a little rude and she is usually put down by people because they think that she always has problems. However, unlike Jasmine who carries a gentle manner and peaceful inclination, Chelsea is not afraid to speak up her feelings and share her perspectives.

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" You are the only person that can decide who you're going to become"

The theme is created around Loki the protagonist where the god-eyes mirror predicted him as a designated villain that was going to invade and destroy his home planet, Asgard. But at the end of the story where he was so close to carrying out what he was designated to do, he realized who he is and decided his own destiny saving Asgard from the mess he created on them.

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Throughout the book, the author uses a lot of literary devices to make the Loki story become interested, but the literary device author uses the most is a metaphor, in the book the author uses metaphor to show how Loki describe his brother in the book, sometimes the author use metaphor to make the book more attractive

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In Loki: where mischief lies. Loki really wants to be a king but he was not as good as thor in comparision of physical strength  and this created jealous. However, family is family and they always help you. So the theme of this story is family are the most important things and they will always be there for us.

"I need your assistance"

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Repetition: In the part Loki talked to Thor in some first Chapter, when Loki wanted to emphasize something, he always repeat his first words.
Metaphor: Loki said some metaphor words to mock Thor.

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The main conflict of this story is the part that Loki is breaking the Godeyes Mirror. Amora is being expulsed.

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1/ Loki represents some people in this life. They might not have good physical strength but they always trying to replace it with other skills.
2/ Loki wanted to know the secret. Many people also want to know secrets of other people. In this case, it's what Odin saw in the godeyes mirror.
3/ Loki wants to be the best. People always want to be the best. For example, Loki wants to be the next king of Asgard

These are basic characteristics that humans have. Not like Thor, a character that's mostly perfect, Loki have more human characteristic and that's why he seemed to be easy to sympathize.

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1/ Why Odin think that a person who can be a new king of Asgard must have physical power?
2/ Why Amora trying to get close to Loki?
3/ Is Loki a bad person?

3 important words:
Magic: This is what Loki want to prove with Odin that a king of Asgard can also be a magician
Power: This is the things that Loki wants.
Brother: Loki and Thor have a close relationship with each other but Thor always better than Loki since he was born.

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Book title: Loki Where Mischief Lies

From the book title, I can imagine Loki's tricky lies and the way he will lie to everyone like the way he did in Marvel's movie. I can also think of magic due to the stick he is holding.

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Each new chapter reveals the story alternatively between Jasmine and Chelsea, talking about their experiences of facing several acts of sexism, racism, nationalism and other harmful aspects dealing with feminine. These are just the reasons  but what matters is the strength of stepping out of the boundaries and fighting for their voice to be heard. Therefore, I believe one of the most major theme from Watch Us Rise is standing up for what you are believing in. Every time, Chelsea and Jasmine brought up the topic about women, the majority of people who heard it said to them: "You are so sensitive", "That's not the main point, why you brought that up yourself and feeling offended about it all the times", "Don't act so childish". But they never stepped back, each time they get that kind of respond, they even come back stronger and raise their voice loud (making even greater impact). To illustrate, when the Principal of the school gave them a warning about their club could have to shut down, these girls are not afraid, instead talking straight up to their point without hesitated.
Silence cannot protect us so the only way to protect yourself is to speak up and find allies like those girls who teamed up and claimed to value all voices.

" I resolve to fight like a girl. I resolve to race like a girl. I resolve to run sprints like a girl,” Mia says.

“I resolve to show up like a girl, not stop like a girl, win like a girl,” Nadine says right after.

“I resolve to blog like a girl, be controversial like a girl, write what’s on my mind and the mind of my community like a girl,” Jasmine says.

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Throughout the book, I found out that “flashback” is one of the most used literary devices by Rachael Lippincott. Her purpose of using this technique is to remind how Stella meet Poe - one of her best friends, because not longer after that, he passed away during his treatment. apart from that, Stella mentioned about Abby - her sister who also died while on a trip that she supposed to go with. Although this technique had interrupted the chronological of the book, it effectively helped readers to understand more about a character’s past. “Abby rounded the corner, nearly running smack into a nurse as she sprinted back over to us, a very small, very thin, brown-haired boy wearing an oversize Colombian national team jersey trailing behind her.”

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“Love is more than just hugs and kisses”

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“Love is more than just hugs and kisses”

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The theme is centered around love, with Frank wanted to know about his father past and struggling to share his feelings  to Brit. It shows that love not just about hugs and kisses, it’s also about who you trust and get to know more about your loved ones, so you can feel safe to share your feelings and connect with your loved ones more.

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Good vs Evil: Kim not only has to fight again the evil spirit of Nicki but also has to stop herself from getting controlled by Nicki, to kill her mother.

"I needed to work the freaking problem, and that wasn't how to kill Nicki's mom. My problem was Nicki."

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Repetition: The way that the author countdown repeatedly using Mississippi makes my heart beat rase of how excited i am, and it really gets me in the zone when reading this part.

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One of the main conflicts, I believe is the contract between Kim and Nicki which is an external conflict that, about killing each other target, which at the start was thought to be a joke, but was turned out to be really serious.

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1/ When Kim feels tired or got stuck on a problem, she thinks about her parents and her dear home. A normal thing happens for a foreign

2/ When Kim Accepts Nicki’s request when she really doesn’t think she honestly going to do it. A misundestanding is somthing normal

3/ When Kim was in London, it reminds me of the German bombing over London during WW2, and that people have to hide in the train station.

I think I most identify with Nicki, because I think me and her almost have the same personality, like how we can do whatever it takes to “Finish” something.

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3 Questions & 3 Important words

1/ Why does Kim make a suspicious contract about killing someone with a stranger (Nicki)?

2/ Why does that Nicki want to kill her mother?

3/ Why didn't Kim call the police?

Creature - Kim used this to describe Nicki, I feel interested in this part because she uses it to describe a Sociopath Lunatic name Nicki telling you to kill her mother

Owe - The way that they use the word own, like when after Nicki killed her ex-boyfriend, make the story enter the Rising Action

Mississippi - The word shows the horror of the story when Kim start to count in Mississippi

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Book Tittle: You Owe Me A Murder
Author: Eileen Cook

Based on the title of the book, I hypothesised that the book is about a detective trying to solve a case, or about a deal between 2 people/assassin, to attempt to make someone disappear

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One of the author's tool in this story is the use of dialogues that had contributed effectively with the flow of characters. By having dialogues there to connected with the separate sentences that happen before or even after the dialogues, the characters like Chelsea and Jasmine are able to emphasize how brave and confident they are, who had the strength to speak up for themselves and raising their voice. Especially, the part where I really surprised that Jasmine decided to not hold back her thoughts, but choose to say it all to Meg- the one who bullied her appearance every time they met.  “The blog Chelsea and I started is about us being seen and validated, and you disrespected us. You mocked it. And in class you tried to make me feel like I need to fix my body in order to get a leading role in a play. But my body isn’t broken. I am not beautiful in spite of being big. I’m beautiful because I’m big.” This emphasizes the importance of speaking up for your own issues, because if Jasmine keeps holding in her emotions, then she would still be insulted without Meg knowing she's wrong.

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I am impressed by how the author in this story uses a lot of imagery, for example when she describes the part about Viji telling the random story for Rukku before going to sleep “We used to be princesses, the two of us. We slept on soft pink pillows in a beautiful palace. Every morning, we’d wake to the sound of birds singing and the sight of peacocks dancing. White lotuses shone bright as stars in the lake at the center of our green garden. From this lake, a silver stream slipped out beyond our palace gates into the rest of our kingdom.” This visually descriptive is very detailed and it helps the reader have the clearest visual symbolism in the reader's mind.

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In the story, David Yoon gently puts literacy devices into some scenes in order to reflect the main theme of the story. At the Gatherings, Joy and Frank build a Lego rainbow with several colors. When they finish, Frank asks what should we do with the unused black, white, and brown Legos. Joy answers with a metaphor for racism "No one knows what to do with the difference of color in people's skin." In this scene, the author uses the black, white, and brown Legos as symbols of racism.

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A literary device that stood out to me is the flashbacks, because its not only we get to know a bit more about the character’s past, relationships and events they involved with,  but to know what happened that made the characters who they’re now in the story. For example, Frank expressed his concerns of his older sister Hanna, as she was (and what Frank thought) disowned her for marrying Miles, who is a POC person. (Chapter 1: Lake Girlfriend)

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External conflict between Jasmine's gang and other students in Meg's gang:

- In Halloween season, as expected, everyone was putting on their costume of their favorite character and attended the Amsterdam Height's party to enjoy this special day together. Chelsea, Issac, Nadine- which all in the same friend group, including Jasmine- were joined the party with excited as the Write Like A Girl club started growing quicker than ever, along with many good feedbacks and supports. Until then, they noticed Meg's gang walked up to them cosplayed racist costumes of characters that Jasmine once named as representatives of black women's stereotypes on her first blog. In short, they were taking Jasmine and Chelsea's serious works and making a big joke out of it. Eventually, they started off a fight that led Jasmine's group in trouble because according to the principal, they've been using disrespectful words in their blogs. However, the conflict has been seemingly resolved. The reason I said seemingly is because after that event, Jasmine and her group have started designing T-shirts for the club with famous feminine's activists, in order to respond to Meg and whoever wore those disrespectful costumes. It turned out to be a surprise when Meg is actually came and asked them if she could buy one which is clearly a different attitude she was used to give Jasmine and Chelsea. Despite the fact that she hasn't officially giving them an apologize but they were off to a good start of becoming friends.

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Theme of the book surounds growing and maturity. During the trip, Kim had to make decision on her own, from deciding to steal the wine, becoming friend with Nicki, deal with herself to kill Nicki's mom or not. She could not ask for help from her parents, her bestfriend Emily nor Alex.

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In "5 feet apart", many literacy devices were used during the story. For example, in page 53, Will said: : "I turn my head to look at her and Dr.Hamid, and nod like a bobble-head even though i haven't heard a single word this entire time". This shows that Will pretending that he listening but he did not. There also Imagery when Stella were imagine she's standing on the surfboard in her stripped bikini.

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Connections:

1.  Chelsea's post is about a system called the Princess Industrial Complex, it is a system that sets up to teach woman how to act, how to think and what to wear. Indeed, women have been missing out in many areas because according to some stereotypes, we are not strong or smart enough. This reminds me of young girls between age 20-23, in some families, their parents forced them to engage with a successful man and start to build a happy family. Instead of letting them making their own decisions, parents were more involved in the choice-making and committed their daughters to an arranged path.
2. The world nowadays have a fixed imagination about regular feminine, subsequently, at little ages, many girls are obsessed with the thought of having the girl's characteristic. For instance, most people are believed, girls are supposed to be soft spoken, be emotional, be loving (unconditionally), similarly, be beautiful and sexy, which also means that be skinny, tall or white; Something similar happened to my cousin, she was overweight and a lot of time, I've seen her receiving comments about why didn't she lost weight to look prettier. Eventually, those kind of negative comments lower her self-esteem and make her worried and shy in a large group of people.
3. Even in job sectors, stereotypes about women are still being spread among most working stations that we weren't suited for specific kind of jobs such as computer and technology, sport, etc,.. This part reminds me of the times when I read an article online about job selections to research which kinds of jobs would fit me in the future, and the article had a line that emphasize women are likely to have talents in art sections which including actresses, poets, cook; While men are better at jobs that need to work on their brains more like construction workers, athletes, electrical engineers.

Most-related character:

Jasmine is the character that shared some common characteristics with me. She is very considerate of other's feelings, and always careful in what's she saying out loud. Furthermore, when she knew about her dad is going to die due to his cancer and everyday have to see him dealing with it breaks her heart which implicitly expressed how soft her heart is. If I'm in her case, I would also be like her, feeling very worried and unable to put negative thoughts of mind when seeing him everyday.

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The book I chose is the combination of many different kinds of literacy devices. But the one literacy device that stands out the most for me is Imagery. Imagery started from the setting of the story, Asgard and early 20th century London. The imagery that I found on Asgard is the imagery of fantasy, referring to castles and magic and many more interesting elements that made this place a utopia. Divergent from Asgard, another setting of the story early 20th century London is a big different scene. It's the period where WW1 is initiating across Europe. The dark and evil theme starts to spread across the reader's mind. The darkness reaches the climax where there's a mystery disease that's spreading across London taking the lives of thousands of people, the image of the morgue keeps appearing filled with more and more deaths. And at the end of the story, these deaths became walking death marked the invasion of Loki onto Asgard.

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In the story, the author used a variety of devices to construct a successful and interesting scene. However, the foreshadowing literary device stands out to me the most. Foreshadowing is a literary device in which an author gives a hint of what is to appear later in the story. This literary device appears when Loki accidentally shattered the mirror with his intense untrained magic which destroyed one of the precious things in Asgard. "He hadn’t realized his own power ... The Mirror shattered" page 49. There will be an inesculent and ominous event in the future which was driven Thor into danger was certainly contributed to the destruction of Asgard.

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Internal conflict: this conflict comes from both of them because they are both sick and can’t be in close contact with each other. Therefore, no matter how well they are healing and progressing, Will and Stella are only allowed to come into close contact when both are completely cured.

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After reading the book, there is one literary device that people can notice: a metaphor and flashback. The author used metaphor and flashbacks to create a feeling inside the reader about the traumatic events of the character. She did it by using the flashback to give the reader image of what had happened in the past. Besides that, the metaphor of the book is an illustrator because the color or the drawing of the story had a great impact on the atmosphere of the whole story. The reason for that is because color can represent the feeling of character and the obstacle in the story are problems that they had inside them. In an example for that, the part that Bea and Lou get lost in the last few pages showed the place each of them stays is represented their feeling. Such as Lou was lost in a dark place with a high mountain meaning she was impotent but she still going. About Bea, her place is an enormous lonely field which stands for she is getting lost in her mind and feeling.

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"Everyone has their own problems. Share your story to people who you trust to move on"

The theme surrounds our protagonist's journey trouble with childhood trauma. As he/she travel through, slowly resolve their problems with his/her partner which gains our protagonist's trust. It tells us don't hold our emotions, memory or we won't able to pass and move on. Time and confidence are needed to share these unfortunate events with others who understand your situation.

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Internal conflict: It begins from Frank and Joy's fake dating. This factor creates conflict inside Frank, between Frank and himself. Frank wants to tell his parents all the truth and hope that they will accept; nevertheless, he's also afraid that his parents might reject and force him to break up with Brit as same as the way they did with his sister when she told them that she's dating a black guy.

External conflict: It appears from the beginning of the story. Frank's parents are strict, racist and old customs people. They won't allow their kids to date or marry anybody instead of Koreans. This led to argument between them and Anna, when she dated a black guy and let her parents knew about it. Therefore, this is an external conflict because Frank and Anna just want to date the one that they really love, while their parents prohibit that.

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In "Are you listening", the author use variety of literary devices. Two literary devices that have a big impact on the story: Flashback and Metaphor.  Flashback is often used to show a character's origin. In the story, the author used to reveal the character's past drama to show where the thing goes wrong, which then creates the personality of the character in the present time. Moreover, the illustrator uses Metaphor to exaggerate the point of the character in past memory. For example, Lou treehouse memory, at that time Lou still very small so everything was humongous to her, which make why when she looked down from the treehouse, she was so high up. Therefore, make the reader feel the painful impact when she falls.

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The conflict in this book is mostly focus on internal conflict since our two main characters is hurts when it comes to childhood memory. Which leads to both of them getting depress throughout the story but their problems eventually getting solved at the end of the story.

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1/Racist: In the world, racism is a global problem and many -racism protests are created every year to fight against this problem. We can see this problem from Frank's parents, they are racist with everybody who is not from Korea.
2/Code switching: In chapter 5, Frank said about code switching in his English class and how good Brit is. In real life, everybody needs to know code switching as well. Because we will face different situations, different people; therefore, it is an important social skill.
3/Strict parents: It's obviously to see how strict Frank's parents are. They keep the old customs and don't let their kids date or marry with guys from other countries. Moreover, they never listen to their kids' opinion and always try to end it.

Related Character: I believe that Frank is the most related character to me. As he stands in the middle of the old and modern customs and he has an open mind. Moreover, Frank has a best friend, Q, who always be ready to listen to him, I also have a best friend like him.

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“When you love someone, you want to share everything with them.”

This book covers many themes, including love, racism, teenager's independent life. The story in this book is about your own life, choices, and decisions. Nothing can stop you from living your own life, loving the person who you want to love, or even being the person who you want to be. Living your own life with your choices is more important than all other constraints because it is your choice, it is the decision that helps you live a happy life as you desire.

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1/ What happened and influenced the Chelsea's point of view about beauty, from used to be prettier in the outside and now know to love more of her inside?
2/ Why did Chelsea get so sensitive about her appearance? Is that might be a hurtful wound of the past experience of being bullied for the way she looked?
3/  Why had James (Chelsea's crush) been so nice with Chelsea and interested in her speaking of women's issues  when they were partners while running on city concrete despite the fact that he once told Jasmine (Chelsea's best friend) they are very dramatic?

Beauty- Chelsea was used to have a sense of inferiority, due to a lot of time she's been cared about other people's comments or thoughts about her appearance so much. As a matter of fact, she seems to obsesses in the way she look in front of others when she's been missed out in many school events due to her unattractiveness.
Obesity- Jasmine has been insulted by a man in the subway on her way going to school; She had to hear a repeated talk  words that generally not nice about the appearance. He was not explicitly indicate the meaning behind his words, but through his gestures, Jasmine can understand how disrespectful of him. In addition, the women in the same train-who witnessed the whole thing- didn't tell him to shut up but instead told Jasmine to move all the way in such a crowded space to this available seat in front of her, despite the fact that it's difficult for her to pass through.
Racism/ sexism- This is an issue that both Chelsea and Jasmine are interested in because they had been experienced and realized that they should do something to raise awareness to the public, and firstly is to their school- Amsterdam Heights.